- JIMEX is the bilateral naval exercise conducted between India and Japan.
- JIMEX signifies Japan-India Maritime bilateral Exercise.
- JIMEX 2020 commenced in North Arabian Sea.
- This year’s JIMEX observed the norms of non-contact at-sea-only format because of COVID-19.
- The Indian Navy was represented by: (1) Indigenously built stealth destroyer Chennai (2) Teg class stealth frigate Tarkash (3) Fleet Tanker.
- The Japan Navy was represented by: (1) JMSDF Ships Kaga (2) Guided Missile destroyer, Ikazuchi (3) Commander Escort Flotilla-2 (4) P81 long-range maritime patrol aircraft, integral helicopters and fighter aircraft.
- The navies of both countries showcased a high degree of inter-operability and performed jointly operational skills.
- They conducted various advanced naval exercises across the spectrum of maritime operations.
- They conducted multi-faceted exercise which included weapon firings, cross deck helicopter operations, anti-submarine and air warfare drills.
- Static Part:
- Capital of Japan: Tokyo
- Currency of Japan: Japanese Yen
- Chief of Naval Staff: Admiral Karambir Singh
Question:
Q.1 What is the name of India-Japan maritime exercise which was conducted in north Arabian Sea on Sep 26th, 2020?
a. Milan
b. JIMEX
c. Exercise Malabar
d. INDRA
a. Milan
b. JIMEX
c. Exercise Malabar
d. INDRA
